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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1895)
k \ THE OMAHA DAILY SA'ITKDAY , JULY G , 1895. I I COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL After a Hard Sttneglo for Higher Prices Whent Turned Weak , , I NO GREAT VOLUME IN CORN TRADING Uonililerlnt ; tli Modurato Amount of ltul- Hem , tile I'luctuatlriun Were 1'ro- qncntt but Not Very Vloluiit rruvlnloiiB Very Mi-one- CHICAGO. July 8. After u luircl for higher prices tfheitl turnuil weak today on favorable crop reports nnil lack of ex port demand , cloning Ho lower for Septem ber. Corn closed % c lower , oats 'jc lower and provisions tit general declines. HtcaillncHH on the foreign exchanges nnil rnln Intermixed with high temperature In the northwest gave the wheat market a strong Bend off , and kept It Btrons for an hour. Light receipts likewise contributed their quota to the aid of the early advance and later Borne telegram ! ) were received from Minneapolis which seemed to justify the apprehensions which the weather re port had raised regarding the spring wheat. The firmness of the market continued until the receipt of the Missouri state crop report , which was of a surprising character and caused the loss In a few minutes of all that the market hud gained up to the time of Its receipt. The June report of the Mis- Kauri slulo authorities plnci-d the condition of wheat at CD , and now it puts it at 73 , or II points higher than In June , which Is so manifestly wrong that the trade here Boon got over the si-arc and began to buy back some of the wheat thrown over when the report referred to was llrst sprung. The government agricultural bureau made the condition of winter whe.it on June 1 7i ) , and the I'ralrlo Fanner and Oranyc Judd Farmer statisticians made substantially the name returns concerning It , und both of the latter have since brought th condition up from Z to1 ] > olnts since June 1. The state authorities were evidently In error In giv ing the June condition as low as K > per cent , and In bringing It up to 73r | cent now they are quickly coming Into line with others and correcting their previous estimate , which was entirely too low. The receipts of wheat hero were given us 21 cars , but 12 of those were transfers from Irregular to regular oily elevators. Of the 1- cars of fiesh rece.pts 6 weie new wheat , 1 of which M.ided No. 2 and the other 5 No. 3. Minneapolis and Duliilh reported 137 car loads received , against 31G a year ago. St. Louis n-rclptH were comparatively liberal at i : ) , ( XI btl. . but Toledo received only 1,672 bu. , and Detroit Ifi" bu. The ex port clearances of wheat anil Hour from the Atlantic seaboard amount to the equiv alent of 311/ino bu. , 8G.CKK ) bu. of which was In the shape of wheat. The English cables came llrm at the close , but Uerlln was weak and sent lower quotations and the market hero began to lve Indications of the need for outside buying orders. September , which had kept within a range of from 7Hic to Wtv the greater part of the time , was down to 70TC about half nn hour from the close , and rested at TO'iic. Trading In corn was largely on local ac count and of no great volume. Consider ing the moderate amount of business the fluctuations were frequent but not very violent , llotwecn 4i' ( < , c and w&c for Septem ber , the price moved up and down several times. The generally stronger tone which prevailed early was due to the moderate exports and good cash demand. Spot corn to go to store was wanted at 4G'/ic. Receipts today were ICO cars , and tomorrow the esti mate Is for 2IU ears , which will Include the accumulation of the holiday. The exports from the Atlantic seaboard amounted to 150,000 bu. The Missouri state report re marked that the promise for corn Is phe nomenal , and private reports fiom Kansas are to a similar effect. September opened at from 46140 to 1G'C ( , sold as high as 4G-c Id IGc anil down to from I5'ic tol.V&c near the close , the latest trading being at the lowest quotation. In oats business was fairly heavy and the market quite active throughout. With n generally good demand from shorts the tone was very llrm and higher prices were scored Qnrly In the session. Later , however , when Wheat and corn broke , oats also took a drop and ended at from He to'tc lower on near futures and steady on the deferred deliveries. September ranged from Slv-jic to 2le , closing at the low point. r ' The provision market was strpv . . . opening and weak at the cjnf-y * ' J1B ' ! nt the end fchowed n r < " 1iicjL.j ) ' " ' "v- Pork In Wednesday njt < r.-jr " 'I"1 , llrlro | incl' | " nnd 2T c u ijr : inoon of luc in September ii -vJ.j.f tri July. Lard Is 2'.c ( . and ribs 714c frC r luwer. Ttie opening was stronir on account " of the light run of hogs , and weak In Ihe pnd liy reason of heavy Helling by John Cudahy. The receipts of hogs for Wednesday and Thursday together were only 22,000 head nnd today only 18,000 head. Estimates for tomorrow : Wheat , 43 cars corn , 246 cars ; onts , 306 cars ; hogs , 11,000 head. The leading futures ranged as follows : s Cash quotations were as follows : FLOUR Kiisyr winter patents , $3.Kftl.OO ; win ter straights , } : t.40fi3.H ! ) ; spring patents , M.fliMi 4.25 ; sprlnu straights , J3.10il.liO ( ; bakers , JS.lOft 3.00. 3.00.WHEAT WHEAT No. 2 spring. C8'i 71Tc ! , ; No. a pprlng. nominal ; No. 2 ted , fxT,5iGti'4e. ( ' CORN-No. 2 , 41-t5JUc | ; No. 3 yellow , 4l'nfi KMc. OATS No. 2. 24-V ; No. 2 while , IS'i'QS'Ji'jc ' ; No. 3 white , jfWc. ( RYR No. 2 , DOc. HAIU.IY NO , : , We ; NO. 3 , 4fiisc ; NO. 4 , nnmlniil. FLAX SRKD No. 1. J1.S2. TIMOTHY SHED I'rlme. JS.75. 1'UO VISIONS I'm k. mess , per bbl. . J12.10JJ 12.1S. I ird. per 10D Ibs. , It.l7ifi ! < ; .r,0. , Short ribs sides ( loose ) . IG.30ftC.33 ; tliy salted shiml- dors ( boxedl. fri.tf'.iftS.GO ; short clear sldi * ( boxed ) , J6.7r.iiJG.S7Vj. \VlU8KY-UlsllIlers' finished goods , per gal. , J1.2I.Tlie Tlie following were the receipts anj slilpmentE today : Oiitlm I'roliia ) oxchan o today the butter msr- kcl wai Htuaity : crpainory , loaiO a : d.iirv , 10J 14c. Kfcs. Htt-ady : lOSailCio. Clicuso , Ni\V YOKIv Closing Oiuituilom mi the I'rlnutpkl Coin- modltli'S mid Stnili- | . NCW YOHK. July 5.-ri.OfU-lleCptH | , K.M bbls , ; expoits , 17.500 bbls. ; sales , 14 , COO pliKS. . tlul wnl wrak ; Mds considerably reduced ; wlnte \\heat Hour lower to cll ; city mill clears , J4.153 4.25 ; Mlnnroata jwtonts , J3.90if4.10 ; winter ex traa , J3.00C3.40 ; Mlnntwntii bakeis , J3.005J3.4' ' ] rlty mill patentu , tl.7Srii.o ) ; whiter patentt I3.UOiM.15 ; wlnte"flniliihls , f3.GHjJ.50 ; wlntp luw sru'les. > i.C > i3.iHI | ; tpitnK new uraden , t'i 0 U2.CO. Buutbern Hour , dull ; K i l to rbolc < > xtra , J3.Hii3.4ri. Ityu Hour. weaket pales. 200 bbls. ; superfine- , J3.90f4.10 ; fancy. J4.1 1 O < . - " > . COUN MHAInull and heavy ; yellow wosleri : fl.U ; llrnndvwlne , Jl"A > . WHBAT lli'i-pit | | , nune ; exinirts , 48,300 bu. rales , 4,41i.'i.l H ) bu. futurts ; PIH.H InactUe ; No. rtd In Btoro and elexntor. 73c ; atUi.it. 7474'tc t , o. ! > . . " 5intloat ; No. 1 northern. 7S\c di-llv rri'd ; No. 1 hard , 78Hc dellvcnil. .OptKms nil vnnccil nt Hist on ivports of rain Mini a In wave In tilt ) iioithwevt , with ilelaxtii Imrvetitln In the eouibwi'St. Shorts nvt-nil freely , bu later tbo market wrakvnnl < m uimors ilmt tti MImovnl btu If rei | rt wax II polntH liettvr , nn IPIIR wheat ap | < vnin | In the Inst half hour , ran : ItU ? a Hlmrn break ; eloped UW c lower ; No. red , July , iSViil'S'tc , clarnl ut 73 > ie ; Septembei 74i < 575 9-lGc. clo eil at 74He ; October , 74'lfj'737 > i clotnl at 74Uc ; UerenilK-r , 76Blfl77\c | , rlunnl 11 7G tc. fOUN llPcelpts , SO.X'iO bu. ; sports. 41.000 bu valre , 620,000 bu. fuluifH and 1S3.000 bu. ppii snot clotcd e.t y ; No. 2. IS'.jc ' in elevntor un WHo ulloat ; f. o. K , allo.it. Mtc. Options in vnnced on rntns. llRht movement anil tulk i export demand , but finally sold oft with whM and clofeil 'ic lower ; July closed at 49'ic ' ; At pust , 491 < IBO ic , rloKe l ut 49i' ; September , f ) , closed at OATS Itecelpts , 30,000 bu. ; upDrts , 100 bu Eale , 1W.O-O bu. f unites nnd 12i.0 bu. l i FIHit , nun ; No. 2 , 2li2S > , ic ; No. 2 delivered. 2T > < No. 3 , S7 ic ; No. 3 white. 33o bid ; No. 2 whit SS'to ; truck , white \ve tern , 31j3c. ? Options bu nn early il o on unfavorable crop news , but lo It all aftTwanU anil closed uncminKe < l ; Ju rlosed nt 27Hc ; September , 2SfTJiV4c , cloned i " " ' "l.'KATHKH-Strunir ; hemlock sol . Hutn Ayres , llKht to liwiry welBhts. 23c ; arid. 21VtST24 HAY Firm ; thlpplng. 6Sfr65c ; good lo cholc 70fi8Jc. HOI'S Quiet ; tatrrommon In cholre. ut 1S9I. Hji'jc ; 1'aclllc count , old , St)5c ; IK iB : Strone ; wet nalle.1 New Orleani. r lectrtl , 4S to C6 Ibn. , nominal ; Texas , nonilna Ituenoa Ayrea , : OHc ; Texas , dry , 24 to 3D lb ; . WOOI Firms dometlc fleece , 16if2So ; pulle 13924C. . rilOVISlONS-Bccf , itcody ; family , JlO.tO I' , vvha inr-n. M ( loijs V ) . beet Immt. 119.00 ( T I1 i'i iiiikof IS'.TOll.A ! Till menu , llrm , pklt' If 1 ' . "Hun. Jfi.7"'ii7. A. plrklod ImtnP. . . Laid , dull un > 1 weak ; weitetn sli-nm floffd t UM bid ; July Closed Q | | 6 7t ) AsUeili September. I6.PO nskMi trfln'd , steady. I'uik. CHMei ; tiur mess , I13.UV : 'ntTTnRnull - wmlem diil'y , 9flHiwstrrn | cionmcry. 12flEc | ; wttlcrn fnitary , 8jic ; Elgin" . l c ; Imltniloti i-rmm tv. 1101SC ; stale dairy , lift 17c ; stale cirnmery , 174llSc. - < 'HKEBi-S.ivj : | state. n' l e ; small. I'W.tci ' pail sklin-t. ! ! i 3ifull ; . klms. lUfllc. IXHISHlPiuly : fine and l > niisyl\unln. I3H3 'tr ' ; western , flush , ISBUc ; receipts , 14.4M pkgu. rUTHOLKl'M-qtilct ; fnllcil closM at 11.45. ROSIN Kieml } ; Mialncd. common to good , Tr'trnNTINiStondy , iS'Hf/SSUc. ' Hlf'K Hlciidy , d.iiiiesilc , fulr to extin. 4Wici Jnpnn , moi'io. ' MOLAC.sis--Onlrt ; ; New Otltiini , open kettle , gooil to cimlcc , L'CfiWo. . . _ MiTAL - ' Iron , firm ; American. Hl.oOJp K.uil. Ci.i'p-r , firm ; brckers1 price. JIO.W ; ex change , lin.co. Lend. Ilrmor ; brukus price , I1.1SI4 ; exi'liniiRo piloe , H.80. TJn. nrm ; straits , IH.Z-i. I'lutes. rratket llrm. Kl" Her , quiet. COTTONSiii : : > Ollf-Mnrkvt 111 belter shape , with some export demand , particularly for off summer > fllo ; nfferlniis mndeinte ; cl'i.ed steady nt slight advance ; prime summer \ellow , .6' cIT ; -IT summer yi-llnw , U fUCc ; > ello Imtter Blades , 1.V ; inline cummer white , KifiSOr. O.MAIIA UIMIIAL : .MAIUCIT. : Condition of Tnule nnil Ountntlo-n on ' I'roiliicp , Htnplo nnil I'lincr wan qtili-t yesterday The matkct on country ptoduce terday , and there was little or nn change , at least none of any Importance. KBRS continue , and thonli some iilfn.iiro reported nt lOe , there arc n good many moiu tbat nru made ut a less IlKtitc. CU'.tall"nn ; KtJS rholco block , 9' c. . llt.TTiU ; : I'acklne stock , 70S'.1 ' : choice lo fancy , 0ffl2c ; gatliereil cnumeiy , 15c ; separator rri-ain- i/IVI'j' I'ori/rilY-II.'ns , C',4SJ7c ; roe ters , 3c ; prUiR chltKcns , J2.0H)5. ) & ) per doz. . or l ! ! 13e per lb. ; ilurki. Sc , pilni ? ducks , 12lfl3c ; turkeys , C1Z7r ; Kcese , rc. VIJAI.-ritolcp fat , 70 to 100 Ihs. , are quoted at Cfl'c ; InrRO and coaise , IJf'i'/ic. CirnKSIJ Wlsronsln full crenm. 9c ; Younu Americas , lit/lie ; twins , Ilil2c ; Ncbiaska and I\\a ( . , full c-ie-am , lilc ; I.lmbuiRvr , No. 1 , lOc ; brltk , No. 1 , He ; S ls. No. 1 , 13o. HAY fpUnd bhy , J7 ; mldl.ind , J7 ; lowland , } C VI ; lye utiuw , J ; color makes the ptlco on bay Unlit Imles sell the best. Only lop glade : ) bring top pHces. ril1ioNS IVr doz. . ll.OOJTl.W. vi-rnTAiiiis. : : : I'OTATOKS New potatoes , choice stock , E0 { ? sr.c. ONIONS lleniiida * , per crate , none ; California , In t.ai ks , | x > r bu. , J1.15. Olt ) HIIANS Iliind picked , navy , J2.IO ; Ivlnia beans , per Hi. , r. ' liJ'i.c. CAHltAdK On oiik-rs , 2c. IIAIUHHIIS Per IMZ. bunches , 15c. OHI-IN : : ONIONS PMdo / , bunches , ie. I.KTTIi'l1'er : doz. , 15W20c. ASI'AHAOr.S Choice stock on ciders , 35fJoOc | icr doz. bunches. I'l'Ct'MUHIlS On. ordets. 4011500 per doz. I'HAS On indeis , per bu. , Jl. STHINfl ItHANS On older , per 14-btt. box , COo TOMATOKS MUxIsslppI stock. | ier 4-baBket irate , Jl.m ) ; r , to 10-raso lots , Me. sr.MMiil SCll'Aail IVr duz. , on ciders , 2JiiJ 40C. \VATiilMKI.ONS Per doz. , elated , J3. GUKIIN I'UI'l'UllS-I'er bu. . Jl.OOGl.SO. J-MlflTH. The maiket Is pretty well cleaned up of Cal Ifmnla nulls , but thete ate more cars expected lo urilve by tluIrit ( of the week. It Is no easy matter to find Mnckb rrles that will stand t-hlppliiK out on oidets. as a latge pto < portion of the hto Hi uirlves In poor shape. lllaek laspbeirles wenIn very llKht supply , and choice- stock commanded need t-lroiiK prlcis. ijulte u KIWI ! many apples aicarrlvliiK , and they are cheaper. Some bairel stock Is com mencInK to put In an iipiiearatico. Quotation" : ltiU : llASl'HiUUIis : : I'er 24-qt. case , JUOft r-.o-o. I'l.UMS Ciillfoinlii , per box. choice stock , $1.M 2.00 ; Houtbern , per case , Jl.riWil.7j. Al'HK'OTS California , choice stock , per box , jl.ro. , SOl'TllHllN J'KAl'HKS Per case , (1.0001.2. ! . AP1M.I3S Soutlu-rn , per ' ,4-bu. box , C01 f.0c , bbls. . J2 7.1TI 1.00. CAI.IKOItMA I'AI'HUS Per box , Jl.10fil.13. STUAWIIHIIUIIJS Choice blupping stuck , per ease cf 21 qts. , J2.T5. ( MliitlliSWaslilnBton : , per 10-lb. box , J1.2J , home grown , l > er 21 it. | rase , J2.j9ft2.7r ! > . liOOSKIIIJimiKS I'er Jl-qt. case , J2.OOiT2.2T . lll.ACK HASPIIKUH1US 1'cr 24-qt. cace , J2.7J 103.00. HI.ACKHBIIHIES Choice Block , per 24-qt. ease , J2.iV ) . TllOI'ICAI. rilt'ITS. Theie Is hardly any assmtment of ornnnes on the market , and most nil dealers report tbeli stocku prvtty well cleaned up. The fact Is that no one wanted any Kieat quantity of oiang'-s lefi after the t'omtli of July trade was uver. Uuola- tlons : oltANOKS Navels , per box , n ne ; choice seed- llnKs , | i r IKJX. Ji.W ; Medlterrnne.m sHtots , J3.0"r 3.2J ; fancy St. Michaels , n- r _ - Jr . m11ohs , 'SCO size , JO.M ; . . . . .ANAS Choice large stock , per hunch , J2.21 i/2.r,0 ; medium size bunches , J2.WIU2.23. IMNEAl'l'LKS per doz. , none. FIOS Fancy , 15c ; choice , K'rfl3c ; California , ' lio'NMY California , Ufll c. MAI'LU BYlirr Qnlluu Jugs , per doz. , } 12 ; Jixby. 5-gal. cans , JJ. Nt'TS Almonds , 14c ; English walnuts , soft- helled , 12c ; slnndards. lie ; lllbeits , lOo ; llrnzll . luts , lOc ; pecans , 9c ; piunuts , law , 6c ; roasu-d , , DATES In CO to 70-lb. boxes , Co per lb. ; fard lutes , unall boxes , lOc per lb. ; CIDER fine juice , per bbl. , $3 ; half bbl. . $3. COl'OANt'TS I'er hundred , $1. RICK POPCORN In Ihe ear , on orders , per ' 'il" " ' " HIDES AND TALLOW. HIDES No. 1 green hldrs , o'ic ; No. 2 cre n ildes , Sc ; No. 1 green s.ilttd hides , iio ; No. 2 gifi-n sailed hides , kijc ; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 15 In. , 13c ; No. 2 veal calf. Is lo 15 Ibs. . lOfilO'ir , S'o. 1 dry flint hides. 12'Hc ( | ; No. 2 diy Illnl hides , 2c ; No. 1 dry tailed hides , 12c ; partly cuied ildes , 'ic pw lb. less than fully cuu-d. S1IKBP PELTS Grein salted , each. 2ifTC ( < V. 'ri-en salted shearlings ( short wooled eaily slim ) , i-ach , tfilSc. diy BhenrlliiEB ( slioit wooled eatlj skins ) ' No. 1 , each. WjlOe ; diy shearlings ( hhon vooled early skins ) , No. 2 , each , fc ; dry Mint Cune.'iH nnd Nebraska butcher wool pelts , per miind. actual weight , MiSc ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts , per pound , actual velght , 40Udry ; Hint Oolorado butcher woo ii-lta , p r pound , actual weight , 4Jii'ic ( ; diy lint C'olorailo murmln wool pelts , per pound , iclual weight , 4jCc. Have feet cut elf , us It Is peless to pay freight on them. TALLOW AND OREAS1S No. 1 tallow. t\fl \ ; I'ac ; No. 2 tallow , 3'.iVlc ; grease , wlille A. 4H I'lc ; grease , white 11. S'l-c ; giease , yellow , 2s4'i ( 3c ; gicnse. dark. 2',2c ; old buitci , 2Jj2' c ; bees wax , iirline. 17W20c ; loiiKh tallow. 2c. WOOL. CNWAHHED-Klne heavy , 6 7c ; line Ight.S'Ii'.ic ' : quartet -blood. 10512c ; eeedy , buny ind chaffy , M9c | ; celled and bioken , coarse , 7W 9c ; rotted nnd bioken , Hue , COSc. WOOL , WASHED Medium , ISfllSc ; line , 11 { ! 16c ; tub washed , ICSIISc ; bluck. l > c ; bucks , 6c ; tag locks , ! S5ci d"nj milled. Cil'Ce. St. I.ouU ( J.iuortt .Haricot. ST. LOl'IS , July 5.-n.OfR Dull , heavy n c unchangi-d ; patents. f3.40tM.04 ; eMin fancy , J3.7 4f3.S.i ; fancy. J3.404J3.W ; choice , J3.20i(3 30. Ryi 'Mr. S2."r < | 4.00. WHEAT The buying side was so much mon 'nvored than the selling that the mniket open lulte sltong nt ? ic nihance nnd soon sold U | VjC more. A lelap-ie of sic followed , nnd tha aler on by a full lecovery , but hiltIho maike shirtved weakness nnd gradually declined , selllni off ' 4c n d closing weak near the bottom HIII 'ifHic beliwVednesdav ; No. 2 red. cash , July , CUc ; Seplemb-r , Ofn fCtvo ( ! nsknl , COHN An uly advance was not mnlntalnn ind the last half hour mw weakness , all o which was dmto the depression In wheat ; No 2 mixed , cash. 42' ' .ii4ic : ; July. 41'U' bid ; Septcin T , 4Jskfi4Tic asked ; December , 3Jc askid ; Muy J3'io asked. OATS The future market was strong early h the duv on reports of too mucli rain preventltii harvest , and an advance wits paid. later tumei weak tn sympathy with wheat , declined steuilll ; ind closed with sellers He below Wednenday ; Nu 2 cash , 24'te bid ; July , 2JV asked ; September > ic asked. IlYE Scveral lols new onVred for Which not i bid cmdd IH > drawn. The only sale was a sinal lot of old at COo. COUN Mn.\I -j.lSH2.23. IlllAN Steady ; salable end track nt C4SC.V. HAY Quiet and steady for timothy at J11.5 { jl4.i ) eu t side ; prairie , unchanged , WHISKY tl 21. LEAD Strong and advancing ; J3.10i73.15. SPELTEU-J3.45W3.W. 1'HOVISIONS Pork , standard mesa , $1.5 < Lanl. prime steam. Jil.37's ; choice , JG.W. Ilueor In.xed shoulders , J6.5D ; lonss , J7 ; ribs , J7.12'J shorts , J7 25. Urv salt meats , t > oxed shouldert JS.73 ; longs. JG.37'S ; ribs. { 6.62'i. HWnil'TS Hour , 3,000 bbls. ; wheat , 43 , * bu. ; corn. 17.i ifl bu. ; oats. 33.0O ) bu. SHIPMENTS Flour , C.iMbbU. . ; wheat , 2,0 > bu. ; corn , none ; oats , 17,1X10 bu. ; ! l.niiilotionl Alirket. LONDON , July 5. At the wool auctions todi 14.778 bales were offered , of which 700 were will ih awn. There was a good selection of merlnc and crosybreds. Activity wn-t unabated. Thei was a Hrong American demand. Oood merlm antl besl ciOHSbreil merinos are now fully 10 pi cent above the Mnyserles. 1'unta Arenas are ! per cent dearer. l-'ollowlii4 are the sales In detail : New Soul Wales , 3.734 bales ; pcoured. Gl dSflsld ; greas ; 4U1i9'v < l. Queenclnnd , 1,412 bales ; scoured. 9d Is Id ; gieasy , 00 S.I. South Austrnlln , 371 balei greasy , , d. Swan lllver. S33 hales ; scoured , 4 > ; gii.isy , S lOil. I'ape of Good Hope Natal. 4x1 bulcs ; scoured , Isd'ils 4'd ' ; greas ; IVuS.l. . 1'unta Hrenas , 1.M1 bales ; greasy , 3 Knnsn * i.'lty Markets. KANSAS CITV , July B. WHEAT-Qulel ; Ni I hard , CO < J6Se ; No. 2 red , GSfjSSc ; rejected , ( CORN Steady ; No. 2 mixed * 33 30Uc ; No. OATS Hieudy'No. ; 2 mixed , 22 > ie ; No. 2 whlti . HYi : No. 2 , S2iIMc. KLAX SEED-July. J1.69 ; September , } l.o : September , J1.07. IlllAN Weak at W 37c. HAY Sieady ; Timothy , J3.M811.M ; pralrl. . JSfiOliS.W. EUOS Slow at Sc. Itr.OElPTS Wheat , 7.000 bu.j com , 2J.OOO Lu oatK. 2 UK ) bu. SHIPMENTS None. I'Diirbi AlnrkcK. I'nOlUA , July S.-COUN-Dull and lower ; N 2 , lie ; No. 3. i' c. OATS-Slow but tlimer ; No. 2 white , 27'4027 i No. 3 while. 27jUr. HYE-Dull but nominal ; No. 2. COgSlc. WHISK r Firm. ilnUhcU goods , on the bai of JI.24 for high wines. IlKCEIITS (48 ( hours ) Wheat. J.CM bu. ; cor 21,750 bu. ; outs , 101,260 bu. ; rye , l.JW bu , ; batle none. SHIPMENTS (4 ( hours ) Wheat , 1,200 bu. ; cot 27,7W lu. ; oats , 8,7W bu. ; ry * and barley , nor I OUTLOOK CONTINUES BRIGHT Mnrked Increase Noted in Retail Distribu tion of Products , WOOL STRONG1R AT HOME AND ABROAD I'rlrei of Cotton ( load * Continue to Ail * Tanco uiul Mills Uonornlly 1'iiiploycd r.stliiiatrs of the \\hcat Surplus. NEW YOUK , July 5.-U. O. Dun & Co.'fi Weekly Review of TraJc , which Issues to- mortow , will say : The midsummer rcporls from all commercial cenlers tire of special Interest , covering the questions on which the future of business depends. They In dicate distinctly betler crop prospects , n marked Increase In retail distribution of products , nn active demand for poods nnd n general enlrtfKemont of the working force , with Fomu advance In Hie wages of more lhan 500,000 hands. At the same time they show that the rapid advance In prices has somewhat checked the buying of n few classes of products. In gome parts of the country Hie oullook for fall Irade Is consid ered bright. Comparison of prices for various Iron pro ducts show an advance ranging from 72.2 per cent since February for wire nails to 7.1 tier cnnt for anthraclle pig , and In nil kinds nvetaglng 22 pur cent. The demand unit rise have conic so suddenly thai oven since the llrst order for shipments of steel billets to Europe , given some time ago , \\lien prices were low , as before announced , the price here has advanced from J17 In April to $22.23 , or about 31 per cent. Wool Is stioiiKer , both here nnd abroad , the Lrmib'n ' sal < -s upenlnR July 2 at hlRhet prices , and the nviiiiKifor 1114 qualities uf domestic wool quoted by Coates llros. Jias risen nearly ' . < since June lo. _ Snl s have been en.i mouthoUE i IniKi-ly spiH-ulutlxv , but excFfillnK thosu of May anil June In nny ptevloiis year , belns 26. U7rJl . ! ll'niet1'1 ! , ! ! " ' " ' ! 7.4V7IK ( ) Ibs. rornlKn , aaaln t Jl.232.4iio Ibs. doinehtlc and 19.C7ri.l3u Ibi. foieiRn for 1SS2. Theie Is n KiowlUK it-m-Uer demand for heavy weight woolens , and many new kinds of llKht wclKhlK have been opened , with nolnble rti'i-ularltles In prices , some lower and others hlisher than lust year. Hut the manufacturer Is better sustained thus far than exp-cted , nnd the feeling Is very hopeful , espei-luliy as lalwr tioublps have siibstnntlally ended. I'rlces of cotton ttoods also continue to ad vance , and th mills are Rene.nllycll employed. Speculation has advanced cotton 3-10c , tlniiiK.i Ibe eroi news Is favorable , but bus depicwd wheat 2c In spile of estimates that the vleld bus been materially reduced since June 1. livery M\ir the crop ie | its me having leys Influence , nnd the time Is ripe for the tadlcal chaiiKi * In K.iveinment estlmatis which the department pio- iHiseo. The year clos-o.q with inoip than 2MO.nfifl bales American cotton available here and abroad , nnil with nt least 61 iwo.nubu. . surplus wheat , althoUKh some make the quantity 30,000- ( W" ) bu. InrKer. Tincmp of oats Is cettuln I" ln > lat'Ke , nnd the prospect for coin has Kniitly Improvi-d within the Inst few weeks. There were ( i.C.IO comni.-rclnl failures In the Hist half of ivn : , , nKalnst T,03i ! In tie first half of IMil , and (1,4'H ( ' In the ( list half of 1S93. These commercial failures Involved liabilities of fss- S3'i.H4 ! this year. nKiilnst JI01.7.W.M : , last > ear. nnd J16S.SCI.4W In 1R13. MnnufacturliiK failures for the half sear were 1.2S4 , npiln- l.fiiil last year , and liabilities $40,301,91 ! ) , against 141 , 376,101 last year and about fSfl.OOO.doi ) In thelh si half of 1M1. Tindlng falluies for the half vear were r > ,35 : ! , apilnst B,4f)2 ) last year , and liabilities f41G6iU30 , against $ 'i2.34.'i.'JiS last year , and ab nit $ C1 , 010,000 In 1SB2. MamifnetuiliiR falluies were In number .SB of 1 pet cent of all manufacturing con cerns , HKalnrt .42 last je.ir , with liabilities aver aging $113 for every such conciTii , nK.ilnst $117 lni-1 > ear. Trading failures were .64 of 1 per cent of all firms In business , ngnlnsl .61 la-ft year. with liabilities averaging ofily J.l fi > r every sucn concetn In business , a nlnpt $ C2 lust > e.ir. Ilnnk- Imr fnlluics , not Included in abmiKtateni'nts. ' . vvere Kt. with liabilities of ( Hi B.V1 27G , ugnlnsl C3 last year , with liabilities of $13,1MI1I. The de- inllu siow n ilecniiMin every class of failures In the second compared with the first quarter of IMt'i , both in number and magnitude , and defaultIng - Ing liabilities averaging $31. against $4) ) for every firm In business , nnd $ J.01 , against $4.03 for every $1,000 of solvent payment. CI.ICAItl.M , IIIIU.-5W TOTALS. nto of Unships * Trnnjncteil by the AN irhitcil Hunks Lint Week. NH\V YOIIK , July 5. The following table , compiled by Hradstreol's , shows the total clear- ' " principal ai ncrooce or decrease , as compared with the corre- Bonding week last year : UllAIJbTKKKT'B UEVIUW OF TKAII1 ( Jonenil Ailviuico Nuteil In I'rlccs of Stnplo anilViiiro * Nn\V YORK , July 5. nmdslreet's tomorrov wilt ft.iy. Notwithstanding the week Is tirokei by a holiday , favorable trade conditions lure tofore reported continue to exercise a pronounce. . Inl'.uenre. General advances In prices of staple und In wages of Industrial enterprises Is i prominent feature. The extent ol tae volun tary advances In wages lepuried within n montl or two hutt outgto\\n the lesouices of voluutar , slutlellcal bureaun. watch have enclraMjied t keep track if thtm , latest advlc.cs being tha mor than l.ooo.Ool Industrial worken have re cel\ed an advance averaK'ng ' about 10 per cent The most active triulo Is repotted fiom 1 Itte burg , where the revival among the lion un steel Industries has stimulated trade In ulniot all lines. At the west the mist fatnrable con dltlon of buslneiis l reported fiom t t. Louie , an tli luctntlve appears to be uniform reports c favorable crop prospects throughout the reglo tributary to that city. No material Improvemer Is reported from the south , rains continuing t bo damaging to ngrleultuial Inlerestn , und t check business In Texas , while at the sent II Atlantic and tlulf state- cities , the quiet mi nient of staple goods and fulr or atUfactor collections ot tae past month or two contlnui Ilut advices from nearly all cities reported at pear to agree that wtwlefnle dealeru In near ! all lines are frreutly encouraged as to the on look for business durlns the uutumn , bcllevln that the demand will be greatly Fttrnulatud b the very general , and It Is believed , peimunet Improvement In prices. l xports of wheat ( Hour Included as wheat I ! from both coasts of the United Slates and froi Montreal , amount to 2,007.000 bu. thiseel k against 1.(11,00 bu , last week , and 1Si.IKU bi In the corresponding week a year ago , 3,377,0 In the llrst VM-t-k of the new cereal year In 1S9 2C 0,0 bu. In IMC' , and a.gii.OOO bu , In 1E81. lotion Mitrkit. NEW YORK. July 5. COTTON Steady ; ml dllng , Tkc ; net rcwlptx , Dcae ; erots , 2S3 bale cxpoitn to Orc.il Hrltim. sj bale * , lo the c < m. Mti'nt. lf > 7. > b.ile * . f. i minted. Ill lnlisale * , 622 Imles , all splnnem , sti'ik ' , . 'OC.H2 Imlrj. NiW OIlliCANK July 6.-COTTON tjuleli middling , 6 11-ICc ; low middling , 6 5-lCc ; good ordinary , ( tc ; net nnd grosit rrcelpts , 31 hale * ; ex ports to Prance. 317 bales ; coastwise , 313 bales ; salen , 150 bnlevi stork , 1C.7' ( < 1 bnlc . ST. IXJUIS. July 5. COTTON Quiet ; receipt * , (01 bnlos ; shipments , ( OS bales ; stock , (2,5'W ' bales : no sales reporled. STOCKS AM ) HONDS. Speculation on 'Cluinco'n Quito Hull Ac lu Yntcrdny. NEW YORK , July S. Speculation on the Stoc ! < exchange win dull again today , but the prevail ing tune of the market was firm , and as n re sult of the trading , prices In the main show gains on the figures current un Wednesday. In the railway list Ihe Improvement was most marked In the granger group * . This was due lo the fact that n coxerlng movement of fair proportions had set In. the shorl Inteltst In this group having been laig-ly Increased during the past few days. Chicago Onu. which had lieim foiceil down to IH , per cent lower In the early tnidlng , came Into good demand and advanced 1 * * per cent on rumors of an eaily dividend. In ( lie Inter dealings the shares bloke 2 per cent Ml an unfounded rumor of I'lesldi-nt Lincoln's ii-slgnatlon. A rally nf % per cent occurred nt the close , restricting the net loss to " tier cent. Sugar was bought for Ihe account of a newly oignnlzcd bull pool , silling up M < per cent , of which all but ' ( per cent was at the close. Purchases of Distilling were lnduci > l by the action of Judge Showalter In oiderlng the sale i.f the tnist property , and the shales appreciated I j , per cent , doting wllhln H per cent of the top llgure. Tile general market opetird quiet , but In the main llrm. The beais , however , made nn Ini- mi-dlnte attack on some of the specialties , which did nut extend to the general list. Ciuerlng by the shorts wns the main fiatimof the cnily transactions , and. although the buying was mod- elate , an ndvnnie was leroiiK-d. inuglng from 3 per cent , in Chicago lias. IVInrado Fuel com mon and piefened Mptiupjlltnn traction , Tne grangers and Tohnivo wt-re most pioniltifnt. In the Inle dealings. M > me shales reacted , but tinmaiket i-loM-il Huong and at or near the best prices of the day. T.ie bund marki't was quiet , with sales of tl.tii rtrt. During the morn ing speculation was generally linn , but In the later session there was sme Irregularity. The following were the closing quotations of the leading stocks of the New York exchange today ; Atchtson . . . 147 . . . . AilnniB Express. . . ? < J. . , , Alton. T. H Gil N. Y. Central. . 101 Am. Express 11.1 N. Y. , VN. E . f-O Hnltlmoru A Ohio. Ontario * W . IH CanruU Pacific. . . . f > 4 > ( , Oregon Imp . Canada Southern f-l Orecoa Nnv . Central Pacific. . . . l.sl O. S. L. .V U. N . UK Chra. , V Ohio a.H'P ' ! ! ' * Chicago Alton Jill P. D. .V E C. . lift Ii PltiRburr 157 Chicago Han mi Pullman Palace. . 171 Consolidated Can. 1.4 Kcadlur 1N C..C. . C. &St. L. . . . nm u o. w 17 Colo. Coal .t Iron. ll' < It. G. W. t > td 44 Cotton Oil Cert. . . . ' . ' 7' ' < Hock Island 7V Delaware * Hud. . 1 SOVSt. Paul " " " Del. . Lack. AV. . . . Kim dopfd . - U. & It. a. ptd 47't ' St. V. A. Omaha. . . . 4tl ! < I ) . Ic C. F. Co 22 H do pfa i-i Krle. 10' ' ( Southorti P.icitlo. . do pfd.- 11 ! Sugar Kaflnerr. . . . Fort Wavuo. 167 ITciin. Co-il It Iron , (5. Northern utd. . . 130 [ Texan Pacific , C. & E. I ufd . . . ' . > VO Coat. uJ. ( . 71) ) HocklnrV.illey. . . 2i Union Pacific IH IllliiolBCoalr.il. . . ! > 7' ' < U. a Exoreiitl St. P. .V UuUitli . . . 20 IV. St. r * A P Sl < K. & T. ura. . . 371 * donfd 1UH Lake F.rlo It. Weil S4' ' < Wells Faire Ex. . . 107 dopfd KV < i Vt'i'btorn Union . . pi LakeShore 147 i\Vlieelinc \ L. B. . 17 > 4 Load Trust ' ai' i dotifd 63n ! Louisville iN'i ; ; CWii M. A. St. L 2UI L. .V N. A HU.D. . It R. Q M < Miinhultati Con. . . ll'-'UiO. E KIM K , N. L . Michigan Cent. . . 100 C. V.It I > MlRBOurl Pai-irto. . 32 dopfd IH Moblln AOhlo. . . II. AT. 0 2 NashvllloChat. . . . ( T. A. A. fc N. M. . . . B National Cordage. US T. St. L. A.K. O. . . . 0 dopfd 2 > dopfd. . N. J. Central . S. II. It 14' ' < N. .V W. pfd IHH , dopfd 4'JJ < North Am. Co. . . . B ? ( Am. Tob. Co 113 Northern Pacltlo. . 4'f ' ( dopfd USty No.Pac. ufd 17' , SL P. . M. it M 11SH U.P. . I ) . &U 5 I * ex-dlv. The total sales of slocks today were JM.17S shares. Including : Amerleun Sugar. SS.SO ) ; Amer ican Tobnivo. 8,300 , ; llnrlillgtnn , 9.000 ; Chlcag riu 9Q1IWIr.ilncixlrt I.-.I V rtfll IV.ul Illltiir nn Ni-w York Slmir-y Mitrkct. YORK , Julv B. SIONBY ON CALL- Kasy ISil'i per cent ; last loan , lffl',6 per centj cloHHil , Ifil'i per cent. KT13IILINO nxi'HANOn-null but strong , with actual business In bankers' bills nt H.KI0 4.SOK. for demand and tl.CSW/I.K ) for sljtyiliUi. : lK > Kted1Ulw. ; 4.Wi ' . . ' "uTi'd jTsuTM.DOtj ; com- " lerclal bills. J4..SS. . K1LVI3R C'HUTII- ' OOVEHNMINT HONDS steady , state bonds , ull. Railroad Iponds , easy. Closing quotations of bonds were as follows : Siiciir .Murlu-r. NKW YORK. July -5.-iM'OAR-Raw , steady sales , 7.211) bags centrlmril | ( , W ti-st. nt breakwater - water , 2 -lCc ; 3,707 bugs centrifugal , 9G tent , In port , 3'Jc r-x ship ; l. KHtilirts. and .ViO buss Mus covado , In port , 96 tefil , lat 2'dr ; 2.010 tons Mus covado , to arrive , 2'ir landed : 410 Uius ml..s > ' 8. Ui test , at 2 U-lt > o ex ship. t > 40il bags iiinlnssi'S , SO ti-st nt me , c and f. Ui-fln rt. wti-ndv : No. 6 , 481 3-lCc No. 7 , 3 15-lBe : No. S. 3'ifil 11-lCc ; No. ; . 3 13-ltifi 4c ; No. 10. 3 > " 4 < i3 l.r-lGo ; NIK 11. 3 ll-lG.f)3V ; No IS. 3 9-16&31ic ; No. 13. 3&c ; off A , 4 1-MilV mold A. 4 lllGiil'iistandard ; A. I S-lG'iil'.L.c ' confectioners' A. 4 S-lGtHH" ! cut loaf , 6 l-WJ',4c ciiit-hed , B l-lCff5Uc ; granulated , 4 7-lGm' c cubes , 4 1-1GQ4UC. r riimiirlitt ' > otrs. I1ALTIMORK , July 5.-Clearlngs , J3OCS,110 ; Lal aliens , $ JSG.7 G. " " nOSTON , July S.-CleaYlngs , 120.537,280 ; bal ances , > . ' ,528S6. ! ; ' ; r N13W YORK , Julyi'B. ' CIearlngs , | H0.2I5,59S baluures , t7,0&0..r > DO. , , . I'lIILADKLPlIIA , July,3. ClearlngH , { 11,931,000 balances , } li ! , llS. KT. LOl'IS , July 5.-riearlngs. J,3GS.4I6 ; bal ances , | 4SI.4r.O. Mnneyf Ki per cent. New Yorl exchange. Kc pn-mluin bid ! WASHINGTON. July 5. Today's statement c the condition of the treasury shows : Avallnbl cash balance , 13. ! ' < JS'J.695 ; gold reserve , J107.5C9.20S CHICAGO. July 5. Clearings , KO.'i'S.OOO. Ne > York exchange , 40c premium. Sterling exchange slrtidy ; posted rates , Jl.n'ji.4 and J4.M4. ) Mone > 461V4 per cent on call ; Cgi' , , per cent on time. nt foreign fiiiiincint Affairs. tote to I1ERLIN , July 5. Exchange on London , fish duyH sight , 20 miukts ( O'i pftr. IXJ.N'I'ON ' , July E. Amount of gold gone Int the llank of England on balance , { .U.uuo. Go ) Is quoteil at Huenos Ayres Uxluy at 2I5.5Q Madrid , ll.W ; Lisbon. 27'i ; ft. Petersburg , K ly Athens , 77 ; Rome , 104.47 ; Vienna , 1CI3. it- jyn ) N , w , HARRIS & GO , mu BANKERS , 165-165 Dearborn-st. , Chicago. 5 Wall- . , New York. 70 Stale-it , Bostor : rrr , COOTITT , rr \ \ i r ps M * m&v& BONDS tn Ooutbt aa eold. Coneipoaieaoe 6gllolt3. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Offerings of Cattle Liberal , but Fat Steers Were- Very Scarce , MARKET WEAKER ON EASTERN ADVICES ttun of lltign Itarljr Kiilci Wore nt nn Ailviincn of 1O Cents Over \\cilncflday , but the .Market IVil Off nt the Close , FRIDAY , July B. The receipts today , Including the urrlvtils yesterday , wctc1,172 cuttle , 1,077 hogs und W. horst-s. Recelpls for the live days this week are 1,977 entile , ' 3,111 , hogs nnd l.Ml sheep , as against C.1CO cattle , 14,715 hogs and 4 , SAT sheep for the same period last week. CATTM3 The olTerlngs of entile were fairly liberal today , the only trouble being that there were too many of one kind. The market was almost bare o'f fnt steers , only two or threi- loads being reported In Iho yards , nnd 110110 thiil were very good , The offerings were mostly of cow stuff nnd foedcTH. Jhe feel'ng ' 0-1 'ho nii.iket for all kinds of crtlllo was weaker. Chicago reported a dull nnilv > -alc market . ,1:1. : that fact holpcit to Increase the wi-ak feeling here. There were so few steers that the buyers did not appear to think them \voith bothering with and the.wen - In nn hurry lo buy , but In the end paid prices that were nol much dif ferent from Wednesday's market. The offerings of COW.H and heifers were Iho henvlesl for some lime , Ihcre being , all told , fifteen to twenty loads on sale. The buyers Blurted out bidding considerably lower , and In some cases announced Unit they expected { o , " ' off 10e to Ific. In the end Ihev bought Ihe callle Cc to lOc lower , though there were salesmen who thought they did not luuc to take oft anything. to what ' ihey ' " "I fce < I.ers wert' I" fair supply have been on some days , and there vuis u good demand. While the feel ing on the market was not ns strong us en Hi.mc .la.vs of late , anything desirable mVt w'lh ' rcndv sale nl good prices. A few loads "f 'alt ' MW lo l.Otfl-pounil feeders broug ? $ .i.3u to ? o.U Uepresi-ntnllve sales : HKKlSTI3KUS. . Av. Pr. No. Av. 1'r No ViT'P .KW > .1 K 2. . . .isio ? 3 m 17 i ni ji f- .M4 33.- , 1. . . .1210 las M. . ' " W 40 .1U ) 3M . . . . , 123 SS..KWO I 01 COU'S. ! " { I * \ J'2 ' 3-.11Sl | 22.T ni. . . . 8.19 20 1. . . . 8M IS. , " . . . . Mi : , 23.i 2 . . . . 583 270 2. . . . 720 2 no .1. . . . 710 235 ] G..10 S TC - 2..1U.-,0 , zoo 72. . . . M5 240 f , 821 2 Sf i" " ? t ! " S2" " S73 2M -t.--.lWO 300 - - i. . . . lisa 200 i..ioo ) 2 ro i roe 100 ' 2-.1IOT 210 13. . . . ! M9 2M 1. ifl , 30 . . 1..1210 200 1..14SO 22 ( ) 3. . . .12(3 ( 230 1. . . . SCO 215 1..13.0 225 2..1t2.- , " 3' . 1..1SM 215 1..15S1 225 2 IMS 2 & I..120S 22U ] . . . . 830 225 2.ill5 : 240 OXKN. 3..irCC 3 00 1..I400 2 CO CA I.VKS. 1. . . . 160 3 DO 8. , . . 107 4 f,0 L. . . ICO 4 M STOCKKRS AND FEEDERS. .1. . . . 4C6 2 CO 22. . . . n73 3 10 40 S9I 3 V. 1. . . . 910 300 S. . . . 750 3 IS " " i TV. 4. . . . 7jrr 310 11. . . . 825 aw:1 ! : : : : : : ! : . - II- > ' ' 310 2. . . . 4i3 ! 320 29. . HV 340 13. . . . C73 310 1. . . . ! KH | 32. , 23 I " > 143 1..SW 310 , - , . . . . 33.1 IL.i.sos 360 WESTERNS. No. Av. I'r. No. Av I'r " ' ' ' " " * * = ' > . . "l I'1 ! "i ; ? strs. IIB..1I7C e 50 1 "Ull 1110 i 00 1 cow 9,0 275 8 btis , HIT..1020 2 US 21 feedei8..1U23 330 NEIIRASKA. 2 heifers R20 2 f,1 13 cows 1042 2 ' , f lows. : o 2 C.'i 1 calf. _ . . . . . .fts 410. Kiitlsfaetory from a m-Ili-r's point of view , 'heie were only twenty-four loads r > u sale , and myeis rattier expected that they would go off Ike hot cakes , but the market failed to develop ny such activity. Somff of tin- packers h"ld loot nnd did not try to do anything , while ilhers were not very active buyers. Alaut half f the receipts changed hands at pliers that weie rum 5c to lOc higher than Wi-dm-tiluy's market nil then the. trade became veiy dull. Sellers ranted more for their hogs than buyers were vllllng to pay , and tin- trade dragged. As high H J4.U5 was paid fur two loads of Oregon hogs nil $4.60 for several other good loads. The top UIH the highest point touched since April 30 , vhen $ .1.10 was paid. Ki-piemulative sales : 'o. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr. 3 193 ICO $4 70 73 245 2M > Jl 75 " 230 21H ) 471) 72 220 4) 475 107 120 470 r.0 211 120 4 77 ! < - f > 2S8 SO 470 4l ! 234 . . . 4 SO o 21.1 ICO 4 75 7C , 219 240 4 80 3 241 4 ) 4 7fi 252 241 4SO 4 85 C 201 210 475 Cl &III . . . 45 2 228 2SO 4 75 131 244 1C ) 4 90 0 ' . .HIS M 4 75 ISC 272 2iO 4 95 ' 2K > 320 4 75 SKIPS AND CULLS. 1 210 . . . 225 PIGS. 4 10 78 132 80 4 35 CIIIOAC.O I.IVK ) eniinil ! for Dressed lieef anil Shipping strnrn Only Mmlerntn. CHICAGO. July 5. Cattle receipts numbered l.OCO head , and as the demand for dressed beef mil shipping steers was only modeiate , prlceb from lOc to lDcv lower. Common to strictly choice native sto-in welKhlng from 'JO. ) to ,700 Ibs. were In demand at fiom $3.f.O to $5.85 , ew going lower than tl , and tales weie pi In- clpally at from $4.50 to $5.50. There was a fall stocker and feeder trade , but prices weie no lu-t- er and sales wen- largely at from $2.25 to $3.1'0 some light lots weighing lietween Olio and COO Ibs. changing hands. Hutchers' eattle sold very well , ind good lots weiu not any lower , but common dinners' stuff was Mow and weak. Hulls solJ it from $1.75 lo $3.80 , und cows went at fiom 1.50 to $4 'M. bjitery fiw cows were good enough : o fi-tcli $3.75 , and sates weie mostly at from $2 : o $3.25. Vi-nl calves were In fulr tupply mil sold mostly at from $3 to $ J.25. Texas ie- celpts were iilnmt 3,500 lu-ail , and theie was a ; oed demand at steady piici-s. In hogs not more than 24,000 head were offered on the market today , the fresh iccelpts being ibout 18HIO head. There was an active demand mil prices were unevenly higher , with an ad vance of from lOc to 15c , the aveiage rise being Oc. Shippers txiught fieely , and theiu were nol enough hogs to satisfy the demands of the tiade Chicago packers not being able to get many. Al in early hour the pens weie ileared of their oc- lupants , heavy bugs telling nt fruni $4.60 $ lo t5.35 iccoullng to quality ; common to cholre mixed nt fiom $ ( . 'JO to $5.10 , and light weights nt from $1.81 to $5.20. The bulk of sales were nt fiom $3.10 to [ 5.25 for heavy , and at fiom $5 to $5.15 for light Then- was a small proportion of heavy hogs. ind they told at u go-id piemlum. Not mou- than 0,000 head of sheep weie re- elved , and prices wi-ie from lOe to 15c per 100 Its. higher tliiui on Wednesday. A choice bunch of wf-Htcins numbering alxiut ! KX ) brought $3.10 , mil a Hock of about 700 westerns , a\eiaging almut 110 Ibs. , was Mild at $3 , and the buyers bought 500 more of the same kind to arrive tomorrow , al Ihe same price. Infi-ilor to choice sheep were In demand at from $1.50 to $2.4.1 , few going below $2 or above $ -1.25 , us the offerings consisted largely of wi-FUrnu and Texans. Spring lamb biought fiom $3 to $ C , sales being mostly at $1.75 and upward. Receipts : Cattle , 11,000 head ; calved , 500 head ; boss , 18,0oo head ; sheep , C.OOO head. New Yor s l.lvu Monk Market. NEW YORK , July 6. REEVES Receipts , 3 , 82 head ; on sale , 35 mrs. Muikt-t aclive and 10j ( 15c higher ; native stiers , poi.r lo good , Brats and cornfed. $3.l5ff5.Co ; southern distillers' , pool to prime , tl.35ii5.7o ; bulls and cows. $2.0o5j2.3i1i ; European cHbles quote American steers at 10'4 { fllLe , du-tsed weight ; refiigerutor beef at 8'1 ' 4l9V c ; no expoits today ; tomorrow , 1,3)3 ! ) beeves , 3.433 quaiters of lef. l . CAI/VES Receipts , 2C5 head ; on sale , J,3H7 head , larket fairly active and steady ; M-als , pixjr to choice , $3.onni5.60 ; butteimilk calves , $1.73 Si * * 25 HHEEP AND LAMIIS Receipts , 2.C12 head ; on sale8.COO bend. Maikft very dull ; sheep i'e lower ; lumbs , 'iy < ic lower ; about 6tUOO bead uu- old ; Hheep , poor to prime , $1.CQ3.50 ; lambs , coinmo'n t"ii"pi'ime , $3.K5.50. ( | HOOS Receipts , CD'j8 head. Market steady at $5.25J5.50. .St. l.ouni l.lvu MocK Market. ST. LOfIS , July S. CATTLE-Hecrlpt . 2,10 ( head ; shipments , l.BOO head ; maiketeiy quiet ; Native beef and shipping steers tanged $1.00(1 5.25 ; one bunch of 1.100 Ibs. biougiit $ .1.20. Hn > l unother of 1.235 Ibs. a\euiie $5 ; light ttcis , $3.2.1(14.25 ; storkers and feeders. $2.251(3.50 ; cows $ : .30ii3.4D ; Texas callle , active and llrm ; f ! steers , $3.&Oif4.GO ; grass Eteuru. $2.75'u3.5U ; cows , 12 5fi 3.IX ) . HOGS Receipts , S.OW head ; shipments , ZSW head ; maiket lofiir > e higher ; tops , $1.10 ; pacKnn , $47SiQ500 ; light , $4.C54.S5. | 8HI3UP Receipts , 1.300 head ; shipments , 3.COI h-ad ; market stronger ; native theep sold al $2.OJii3.00 ; lambs , $3.Q4.W ; no kouthweit offend , Mock In Mglil. Record of receipts nt the four principal market for Friday , July 0 , 1SU5 : Cattle. Hogs. Sheep Smth Omaha 1.173 1.C77 Chicago 11.M ( ) IS.Ooi ) 6 HI Kansas City S.Vrt MuO * j SU Louis 2.10U 3,000 1.3d Totals 20,072 28.077 7CO Uuusai City I.lvo Mock. KANSAS CITY , July B. CATTLE Receipts B.800 head , ihlpmi-nis. l,8f " ) head ; inarkst ML UMJ to stionif , Texas uli-crB. $260fl3&0 ; Texas rows i.uCHj.7i ; \a \ : l steers , $3.fwj(5.4'J ' ; native cnw $1 M93.80 ; slockem and fei-dim. K.WU\.l9 ; bulln ilOOS 'ncc lpt . 5,400 head ; ihlpments , 1,1 * head , market 10j/20o hlehrr. bulk of ealfs. t\.K \ QUM ; heavies , M.SIW.10 , packer * , Ji.soa5.19 mixed , II.7033.M ! llrliln , fl.700 .Mi Yotkorn , 5I.V ) j4i > o. pig * . 4. u i to. BIinni'-llrc ljts , 300 hciul ; shipments , none , market itcady , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l.lTorpunl .MiirKut" . . LU'l.Mll'OOU July 5.-\VHnAT-Fpot , aulol but slenJy ; demand poor ; No. 2 red winter. t > i 4'J ' ; No. 2 red prlnp , Ss P'.trt ' ; No. t h.uil Mnnl- tolm. 5 liM ; No. 1 California C.i 3H < 1. l-'tilurM opened firm al unchntigod priced , clo eil linn with Hour ninl distant positions unc'inngeil ' In Ud higher ; bii"ln < - ! i nlxiul equally dlntilbuteil , July , 5 4'id ; August , 6s Id ; Scm'etnbtr. 5 & \ > \l \ Oc tober , E CUd ; November , 11 Cd ; Dcceinlirr , t * < 4U. CORN Rpot flrm ; Anifrtcnn mixed n w , 4 3'id. ' Tuiureg opened llrm at michaiiKi'd prices. clr > cd firm with August 'id lov\er nnd ollu'r inoiilbi uucliangpil from yesteul.ty'ii plnfitiB prices ; liinl- ness about emmlly dlntilbuted. July < 2't'l ; AUKUst. 4 2i4d ; Hept.-mber. 4s ! Vl ! ober Is 3'iil ' ; N'uvembcr , 4s S'.il ; December , nulhllu ; quoted. l-'LOt'll Hull ; dcmnnd poor ; St. I.oula fancy winter. 7 M. PROVISIONS Uncoil , dleady ; il'iriand moder ate ; Cumberhind cut , Is lo 30 lb * . , 3Ss : shoil rlhx , : S Ibs. . 31s ; lotm clear , light , .IS to Ci Ibs. , 33s ; limit clear , heavy. S5 lb . , 32 ; thort clear Imckn , light , IS Ibs. , XlnGd ; short clear mlildles , heavy , R5 Ibs. . 32s M ; clear bellies. 14 to 1C Ibs. , 3t. . SlunildeiH , Fiiiiurp , 12 to IS Ibs. , 31s. Hams , ahoil cut , 14 to 1C Ibs. . 45s. Ileef , extra India mes ! > , "So I'd ' ; pilmp me s. CIs 5d. 1'ork , pilule mi-xa , CTs Cil ; vve tt-in medium , 'KH. Ijuil , dull ; prims western , 33s W ; ii-Hiiul. In palU , 31" . CIII3KS13 Klrni ! ilemand innderatoj flnest Amerlcnn , whltp , new. ! S fld ; llncst Amer- Icun. minimi , now , IWin Cd. COTTONSinil ) OlILlvcipool rcllncd , 1 . MNsii.i : > on21 * cd. I'lrrUOLHC.M-ltr'llned. SHif. . . , UKl-'limt-niATUU lll-JKb' l-'orcqunrters , 8 d ; li < ndiiiarleis | , C'i'l. ' Hops At London ( Pnclfli' const ) , (2. Thilecelpts of wheat during the past throe iliiv-R vveto 31'2.l ' M cenlHln , IncludltiK C9.000 Amcr- lean , 'I hi- receipts of Ameilcan corn during Ihe pnsl thtee days were 4S.COO centals. Wenlhei tine. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . CiilToiMnrli t. NI3\V YOHK. July t. rOPI-'EIJ Optlnn opened dull ut n decllno of Gil 10 ( mints , tilled dull and generally weak under weak cable s nnd Norton , Mi-- guw A. Co.'s estimate of present clop Hlo r.f > ' ( in > i ) Img-i mid Santos 2.1V ) , ( H > 0 bugs ; closed unchanged to 5 points net decline ; milm , 2.r.uo Ingn. Inelud- \ iHJuly. . $ ! 4.2.Viil4.30 ; September , $11. V ) ; Octo ber. $14 55 < il4.M. Spot coffee. Hlo , dull and iioml- nnl ; No. J , $152fi ; mild , quiet and bnrely steady ; Cordova , $ lS.2.Jiin.OO. Win chuuse deliveries from Ni-w Yotk Wednesday , 9,058 bags : New Yolk stock , 1 ! > 1M8 l-ags ; rnltml States stock. 291. 31S bags ; nllont for the 1'iilted Slates. 254.000 bags ; total visible for the fulled Slates , 515,318 bugs , ngnlnsl 325. 737 Impis Inbt year. HAMlirilll. July S. Dull , unchanged to 1-5 pfR. decline clnce Wiihicsday ; salis , 9.HOJ bags slnciU'ediiesday. . IHO , July ( . hull : No. 7 Hlo , $11.30 ; o\cbaiige , 10'd : recrlpls two dovs. 14i K ) bans ; dialed for the fulled Stated , two davs. 30.i iO bags ; clean-d for f.uiope , two , ilnvs , none ; slock , 171,000 bigs ; cleared fiom Victoria , ] 2.i * > bnKS. HAVlin , July 5. Openi'd quiet and 'if lower. nfternonn nulet nnd uncliimged to Hf lower ; at 3 p. in. quiet und unchanged ; closed quiet nt ViCi'if decline ; s.ilei since Wednesday , 17.000 bags ; Block In Havre , 431,000 bans. Includ ing 25S.OOO bags llraJ.lllan. Wool Mnrket. HOSTON , July 5. Tbo Cotnmrn lal llulletln will say tomorrw : The bilsk buMng by Americans In the Ixiiubm wiuM niietlnn lias advanced prices there to the American wool level. Over L'O.touW lb * . of wool have been sold In Huston In the last fortnight ut an uveniRi- advance of 10 ixiliits fiom the low IlKUie. This Is the largest fortnight's business ever done In Aineilcu. There have been no fuilher advances In unwashed weMem worl , whlih was , bowever , sold freely nt the lail week's uihnnce. Pennsylvania bnd sold at r.ie. an advance of 2'icfrom the lowest. Australian wools and foreign meilnos have advanced Mmrtily. Good I'oit 1'hlllps sixties quality combing selling a month ngo at 35c cli-an , now sells at 40o clean , nnd even S > dney combing of forty quality has been sold for 37c , clean. The sales of the week are C.8iO,0 ! 0 Ibs. domestic and 3.772 , iO Ibn. for eign , nKnlnst 0.075 , COO HIM. domestic nnd 3rS5COi1 lbfotelgn last week and 2.0 : ' , .000 Ibs. domei-tlc nnd 100.000 Ibs. foreign for the Fame week last year. The Bales to date show an Increase of 13.C18.S59 Ibs. domestic nnd nn Increase of 30.227. fO.i Ibs. foreign fiom the sales to the s.ime dnte In IMS. The receipts to date show an Incniis-e of 3.7CI bales domcBtlc nnd an Incieuse of 117,771 bales foielgn. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MliuiciipnlU IVhnnt Markot. MINNEAPOLIS. July C. The wheal market was dull and lower ; July , G9'Je ; September. C7'jc. December , C9'lc ' ; on track. No. 1 bald , 70Hc ; No. 1 northein , 70c ; No. 2 noilbein , C9c ; receipts , 107 cats. cats.KI.OUH Hnsy : Hist patents , J3.fOftl.20 ; second patents , $3.C04i3.iO ; Hist clears. J3.l5r3.5S ; second ijears , $2.'J51)3.l > 5 ; eM irt bakers , $2.SOf3.25. MHiniilkee .MnrkrK. MILWAUKEE. July S.-WHEAT-Stcady ; No. 2 FprliiB , 70' ' c ; No. 2 noitbern , CCc ; September , 73K.e. COHN Higher ; No. 2 , 47c. . 'a-YVi . .ui'No. ; . 2" white , C9c ; No. 3 white , 1JAHLEY Nominal ; No. 2 , 48c ; sample. KQlSc. ll\K IricKUhtr ; No. 1 , 55c. Oil Mtirk-t. LONDON , ' July 5. SI'IIUTS PETROLEUM CALCUTTA LINSEED Spot , 37s 9d ; June sblii- TN-TW mr'j'uri- ' t-PBTIlOLCUM-Hf Me mid and sellers. _ Duliith U lit-iit Mtirket. iM-LfTii , July B.-WIIEAT-CIOSO : NO. i mid , ciiFb , 71'ic ; July , 7 c ; No. 1 northern . , cash. 71c ; July. 71'c ; September , C9Hc ; Decem. Oi'ic . J , r..iic , ier 71C' No. 2 northern , man , ; o. rejecied. Cle ; to arrive , No. 1 haul , 71V ; No. 1 northern , 71',4c. ' _ llnlttmorn fJrnln Sliirkpls. HALTIMOHE. July r-KLOf H-f ncbanBod ; re ceipts , 5.0iK ) bbls. ; shipments , 2IW ) bbls WHEAT Stonily ; spot nud inuntli , il % ilic ; \iigust , ll'.fiTS'tc ; September , ' .teumer , No. 2 nil. ' MANCHESTEH. July 5. Cloths nnd yarns firm , hough but littledolng _ CALII'OKNIA K TKXAS Vln the ntn KB llout . For lowest rales on llckels anil best ac commodations call on or address E. L. aimer , P. A. Santa Fo Koule , Room 1 , First National Dank , Onuilia. Alurrlngo I.lcenien. The following marriaso licenses were Is sued yesterday by the county Judge : Name nnd nadrcss. Juns A. Jucobscn , lioyd county Dora Hanson , Omaha . - I'al Ulordan , Omaha . ' Mary Kernp , Omaha . - \Vllllnm Ulssoll. Cans counly . 2L Mnssennu . 1 ! ) ilta Morgan , Showers In the Dimtvru Portion of Nc- brus'iii , Fit r In the Weilnrn. WASHINGTON , July D. The forecast for Saturday Is ; Tor Nebraska-Showers In the eastern portion tion ; fair In the western potticm ; clear ; winds becoming variable. For Iowa Showers ; variable winds. For South Dakota Showers ; cooler ; niirthweslorly winds. For Kansas-Showers ; cooler ; westerly winds. . . . , , For Missouri Showers ; variable winds. Local ll-coril. OFFICE OF THKMOAT11K11 Bl'HKAr. OMAHA , July G. Omaha record of lein- pcuiture and rainfall , coinpatod with the nir duy ot the ' " ' Maximum temporaturc. . . . b3 SI 8a 7 ! Minimum temperature. . . . liS f.2 9 Avi-rano temperature . "b 7S ifi < 1'ri'clpltatlon . 00 . (0 ( T .IX Condlllon of tompernture nnd preclpltatim nt Omaha for the day und since March 1 1S95 : Normal temperature . Excess or deficiency for the day . Normal pruclpltatlcin . " 0 Im- Dellcicncy for llio day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -I ( incl Total pri'Clpitallon since March 1. 10 M Infhe Dellciency Blnco March 1 . BInche Krpoltn Jriiiu Other Htatlinn ut I' . M. STATlO.Mi. KT.ATR OF o tt WKATIICII. I Omana 83 .00 Pan cloud } North Platta. . , K' . ' DO . ( m ( Mondy. Valentine. 00 UJ ( .0(1 ( Clear. Chlcuiro 71) ) ( I'J .00 Part uloud Si. Louis HO HI .OU Clouuy. St. Puiil 00 04 .0(1 Clear. Davenport. . . . 80 .OU Clomly. Kiun.au city. . . . HO .SO 1'arl clouii > Ilulena 61 ,8K Cloudy. Denver HS n .Oil Clear. Suit Lake City. , 74 7H .T Clo.ir. llUumrclc HI 04 , T lUilnliif. bt. Vlucmit . . . H'J .00 Hear. Cheyennn. Hi .00 Clear. City 74 .0(1 ( firmly. HapldClty .00 I'art cloud Ualvuuton ! H'J .OU 1'arl cloud "T" indicates trace of preripltutlnn. L , A. WULSII. observer. EXPECTANT MOTHERS We Oiler YOU A KEMBOY Which Insures Safety to Llio ol Mother and Child "Mothers' ' " Friend" Robs Coniluemeut of Its Tain , Horror tud lilik. Mr ] wife o ed " MOTIir.lCU' 'KIKM > " be. fore her aruculld-bad no crumpi-wai quickly re * UeTdutrerliiK but little-no palm tttornard racoverr rapid. BtBiJOUNlJTONlEttl.l.AU. nrs nt by Moll or Einrrx.an receipt of price. ttl OO per uottle. book'ToUbttii'b"nialUU rreo. PllAOflKLU Ul'.OULAVOH CO. , ATLANTAOA. Sold by all Irui l t . IEADY FOR A REVOLUTION 'lot ' Unearthed to Ki'dnnp the President of the Republic of Sau Salvador. OLICE CAPTURE THE CONSPIRATORS mi uf Tlirin Mailc n Confession Impli cating Mivnrul Artillery OIllciTi I'loslilciil nnil Ills l.eitdlni ; Sap. portois t'toti-etnil by ( luanU. SALVADOR. July 5. The govurnment 1 nablo to lonKcr tinny a conspiracy , Flvo Ulcers of artillery arc among the prisoners ho arc ncciiscd ot an nttcmpt to kidnap nil probably kill 1'rcslilcnt Oultcrrcx. Two f the prisoners committed suicide. Onu of torn confc-s > ? cd lliat ho mid most of the Ulcers of the artillery were Implicated , "orty-scvtii arrests have been mml > > so far. he plan wns to seize Cultcrrcz on his way o the theater. He was warned ami took nether route. The police who went the outo ( lultcrrez was to h.ivo taken were stir- outided ami a fight ensued. The attackers ed. The police went to a saloon where t'no onsplralors wore reported to bo and ar- ested Ihe Inmates. Great excitement pro- alls In the clly and the streets are bcliiK altolled by Ihe military. litilterrcami .islellano are Biirroumleil by guards. A evolution Is expected momentarily. All uslness Is suspended. IHKMD ; ins win : fou AVIT n , lurrlblc Urlmr of an Irislininulio Tor- turn'l nnil Ktlli-il Ills Spnuso. DUHMN' , July C. Michael deary of Ilal- vadlca , near Clonmcl , was convlcteJ of lanslatiRliter today In cau.'lng the death of Is wife , llildgct Cleury , at IJ.illyvadlca on farch 14 last by burning nnd otherwise 111 roatliiR her , ou the ground that the was be- Itched. The so-cJlled Clonmcl tragedy Is wio of Ilia lost remurknblo In the annals of crime lit reland. Michael Weary , htuband of tha cceascd ; I'atrlck lloland , her father ; \VI1- am I'atrlck , Michael and James-Kennely , otislns ; Mary KenneJy , mint , anil Patrick Uiniie. William Ahearn mid Uetinls Ganey , IP latter known as tUo "fatnlly doctor , " ere Jointly arrested and charged with biirn- ig and 111 treating Mrs. Cleary until death elleved her from further suffering. The evidence showeil that Bho was suffer ns rom nervousness nnd bronchitis and that ur husband , believing here to be bewitched , orced a nauseous decoction down her throat or the puriwso of exorcising the evil spirit. Uler this Uu wrfartunato woman was held ver a lire and dreadfully burned until she eclarcd In the name of God Hut she was ot deary's wife. . This torture was re- eated and In the end her husband knocked er down , stripped off her clothing , poured arainno over her holy , lighted II , and the oman burned to death In the presnco of her elatlves. Cleary claimed that ho was not urnlng.lils wife , but a witch. The prls- ners narrowly escaped lynching at the han 'a f the crowd In and about Hie court room hen they \vcro examined , and had to b aken to jail under a strung guarl. lluth Dui-lllsts \ VrrnVouiuloil. . ROMB , July R. The duel arranged be- ween Slgnor Galll , the under secretary of tate , and Deputy Marcscalchl , wan fought his morning with sabers , fand both men vere wounded. The 'ldtji arose from the act that Slgnin i.falll yesti-rjay , during a lebato in the Chamber of Deputies , called Marescalchi a liar. relcnera In I'orinoB i Sui-lt * nta\f \ In Flight HONG KONG , July 5. The forciRn rcsl- lenta of Tol-Won , In the Island of Kormo < la , lave lied to Lalkow , abandoning their prop erty. It Is rumored that the Japanese roops In vo landed forty miles north ot Tal-\\'an , Intending lo surround llio enemy mil prevent Ihem from retreating to tha mountains. I'opu Will Appoint ii Noiv llnliop. ROMB , July 5. Tlio pope received llio sec retary of the propaganda yesterday and ap proved the appointment of Ilev. J. A. Forest , one of the three candidates recommended by .lie congregation of the propaganda , as bishop of San Anlonlo , Tex , The appointment will ofllclally announced in a few days. Ten Termini Hilled In an Kxnloalou. COLON , July 5. The boiler of the eleclrlo works at Carthagena exploded today , dostroy- ng three houses , killing ten persons and wounding eighteen others. r i1 Its very Iiunlillke nnd bland to what It was ycstcrilay. There Isn't so much hurrah. "SVo don't do any hurrah busi ness In ours exrent on the -Hh then we close up nhop and lire the cannon. We are iifjaln selling Kliuball Pianos on tin- sanio easy terms. A. HOSPIJ , Jr. Art anil .Music 1513 Uouulns. m Cures Ihe effects ot self-abuse , excesses , cmiHSlons , Imnutemy , varlcocelo and conHti- . patlon. Ono dollar ft box , six for f5. Fov cale by THK GOOD- HAN rmuo co JAMKS E. 130YO. J. W. DKAN. Telephone 1030. BOYD & DEAKT OMAHA , NRR. COMMISSION Grain. Provisions & Stoolr.9 Koom HUii Hoard of Trade. Direct wlrrs to Chicago anil Now York. Correspondents. John A. Warren & Co. can be. tnadi- tty our method of operating In OltAIN AND STOCKS 1'rovpi-i IUH KlunK full Information of perfei-t HMStrin ma led free SunJ y.iur bcislnofa unly to a llnmicially hi'U&e Looli us up. HAMI'DI'.N I' . THOMAS K CO. , drain , Block and liond llroken. I'-J.'I Cll'iiulior ol ( inniiiiiri-r , ( II I UAH ( ) F. P. SMITH ( Tel. 1308) ) B. M. STANFOUD F. P. SMITH & CO. GRA.IN and PROVISIONS Room 4. N. Y. Ufo Hkly ; . , Oitiului. Ilranch olllcea at Fremont and Columuu All order * placed on the Chicago Hoard of Trade. Correspondent * : Schwartz. Uup e & Co. , Chl CUKO ; Schrvlner. Kla. k & Co. , HU LouU.etel \ to Flr t National Uanl Omaha. MAKOIN NU "lulter wtm * . I/UOK.CI on ip o * Tniiu N'n ulallbn lou niur li.iv read vnj ' < " ou' wlllc" ' NUVV un3 I . . xiii A i si II - \I-LAIM ! , - . COMijK-rK. 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